Serving Utensils

 Combined weight is approx 113 grams, 18.5cms and 17.9cms long & both are the “El Grandee" pattern design. Neither are hallmarked / stamped, the blades are stainless steel. 

Not hallmarked but tested as low grade silver, somewhere between .700 to .800. No makers mark or hallmarks. Weighs approx 70 grams & is 17.5cms long if the hook at the end of the scoop is included. Unsure of it’s purpose / use...

Weighs approx 110 grams & is 28cms long. The is no makers mark / hallmark on the handle or the blade, the only marking is  STERLING HANDLE. The blade is stainless steel.

The knife has had very limited use, the steel & fork look unused. Fork 24.5cms long, Knife 27.5cms, Steel 32cms. Not engraved / monogrammed, superb condition, can’t see any hallmarks on the steels handle.

The only other example I could find was in an Auction sale in March 2013 with an estimate of 300 EUR. It was virtually identical with the maker being R Mellin. Very long, 47cms, the handle is wooden, possibly Ebony, the scoop is quite large 11.3cms...

This superb solid silver ladle was made in 1827 by Conrad Thulin in Kristianstadt, Sweden.  The antique ladle is in amazing condition for its age and still has the gold wash intact inside the ladle.  The...

Both collars are hallmarked Sheffield with the date letter  r  for the year 1909, makers mark is HG. The blade & tines are both EPNS not silver, with the handles being faux bone. The Knife is 32cms long, the Fork 23cms. Housed in original...